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Francis Lemaire: Belgium's Radio Pioneers with a Fortune of 69 Million Euros

The Lemaire family, led by Francis Lemaire, made media history in Belgium with the creation of Radio Contact, which became the most listened-to radio station in Wallonia. Through integration into the RTL group and strategic partnerships with the likes of GBL and Albert Frère, Francis Lemaire amassed a fortune estimated at 69 million euros. Today, the Lemaire family continues to exert its influence, while Radio Contact remains a key player on the French-speaking airwaves.

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Steve Rousseau: The Entrepreneur Behind the 'House of Talents' Success Story, Valued at Over 500 Million Euros

Steve Rousseau, founder of "House of Talents", has transformed his specialist recruitment company into a key player in the Belgian and international markets. Thanks to strategic acquisitions and a recent valuation in excess of 500 million euros, Rousseau's fortune is estimated at over 180 million euros. With ambitions for international expansion, he continues to redefine the temporary employment sector, while navigating a unique family dynamic with his brother, SP.a. leader Conner Rousseau.

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Fortune and Heritage: How Henri d'Arenberg and the Arenberg Family Built an Empire Worth Over 1.2 Billion Euros

Henri d'Arenberg, a member of the illustrious Arenberg aristocratic family, is renowned for his historic heritage and influential position in Europe. Married to Gabrielle de Spoelberch, heiress to the family linked to brewing giant AB InBev, he has strengthened the ties between two of Belgium's wealthiest families. The d'Arenberg family continues to invest in cultural and educational initiatives, perpetuating a heritage that spans several centuries.

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From Balta to Real Estate: Filip Balcaen and the Balcaen Family, a journey towards 1.4 billion Euros

Filip Balcaen, wealthy Belgian entrepreneur, has built an empire with a fortune estimated at 1.4 billion euros. Former CEO of Balta and founder of IVC, sold for 1 billion euros to Mohawk, he continues to diversify his investments into real estate and renewable energies. With his two sons, Louis and Simon Balcaen, involved in the family business, the Balcaen family ranks among the wealthiest in Belgium, managing an impressive estate and living in discreet luxury.

Facozinc factory created by Carmine Loriente

Carmine Loriente : A fortune of over 30 million euros thanks to Facozinc

Carmine Loriente, founder of Facozinc, has amassed a fortune of over 30 million euros by specializing in the distribution of roofing materials in Wallonia. Based in Gilly, the company quickly established itself as a regional leader, with several distribution outlets and a storage area of over 20,000 m². With the support of his brother Vittorio and a strategic partnership with Sambre Invest, Carmine Loriente continues to open up new opportunities to develop his family empire in the construction industry.

Sofie Pollet with a fortune of over 170 million euros

Sofie Pollet: An Heiress with Over 165 Million Euros and an Innovative Vision for the Pollet Group

Sofie Pollet, heiress to the Pollet Group, manages a fortune of over 165 million euros, overseeing the diversified activities of the family business. Specializing in water treatment, swimming pools and healthcare, the Pollet Group has evolved under her leadership, while remaining a key player in these industries. With companies throughout Europe, the Middle East and Africa, Sofie Pollet continues to strengthen the family heritage while bringing a modern and innovative vision for the future.

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Christian Teunissen: A fortune of over 250 million euros thanks to Xior Student Housing

Christian Teunissen, founder of Xior Student Housing, has built a fortune estimated at over 250 million euros by specializing in student housing. After founding his own real estate company in 2007, Teunissen developed an extensive property portfolio, which spread across Belgium, the Netherlands and Spain. Thanks to Xior's IPO in 2015, his assets continue to grow, making him a key figure in Europe's student housing sector.